Pakistani carrier Fly Jinnah is expanding its international flight network through the introduction of direct services to Abu Dhabi from three major urban centers in Pakistan. The route expansion is scheduled to roll out in phases across late November and early December, providing passengers with increased connectivity between Pakistan and the United Arab Emirates.
Phased Rollout Schedule
The carrier’s new international operations will begin out of Karachi on November 28. Under the announced operational timetable, Fly Jinnah will operate five weekly direct flights linking Karachi with Abu Dhabi.
The expansion will continue on December 1 with the addition of direct flights departing from both Islamabad and Lahore. Travelers departing from Pakistan’s federal capital will have access to five weekly flights directly to Abu Dhabi. Simultaneously, the carrier will begin operating five weekly flights on the Lahore-to-Abu Dhabi route on the same date.
Combined Capacity to the UAE
With five weekly flights assigned to each of the three routes, Fly Jinnah will operate a combined total of 15 weekly flights between Abu Dhabi and Pakistan. The new direct routes to the UAE capital aim to offer expanded scheduling choices and direct travel alternatives for passengers departing from Karachi, Islamabad, and Lahore.
